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DEX project Arcus receives investment from Robinhood Crypto

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DEX Arcus, jointly launched by dYdX and Robinhood, has received investment from Robinhood Crypto.

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15:48

Adam: BTC call option trading increases, big players start selling

Adam, a researcher at Greeks.live, stated that there was an increase in bulk call option trading today, resulting in a decrease in implied volatility. Large investors began to sell call options, and a large number of call options were sold that month. The margin released during the June quarterly delivery was converted into a sell position. It is recommended to consider selling a portion of the 0.3 Delta call options, such as the $66000 call option for the following week.

15:47

LDO abnormal, 24H up 10.75%

Binance LDO is currently priced at $0.3026, with a 10.75% increase over 24 hours. 24-hour transaction volume of 67.2 million US dollars, an increase of 102.71%, for reference only

15:46

ETH breaks through the $1800 mark

OKX-ETH/USDT is currently trading at $1800.56, with a 5-minute increase of 0.24%. Please be aware of market fluctuations.

15:40

Han Lin says MiCA needs to be implemented globally to prevent overseas platforms from gaining unfair advantages

Gate.io CEO Han Lin stated that MiCA is only effective if everyone complies, and if unregulated platforms can still provide services from overseas, fair competition cannot be achieved. （CoinDesk）

15:32

SanDisk, Seagate, and Western Digital have fallen more than 30% from their historical highs, while the US storage sector continues to decline

According to BIT market data, the US stock market opened lower on Tuesday, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index falling more than 6%. The storage sector continued to decline, with SanDisk falling more than 36% from its historical high, Seagate falling 31% from its high point, Western Digital falling 35%, and Micron falling 28%.